I have an Android 6.0 phone.
Until the last update of my applications from the Google Store, I was able to freely delete the account I used to access the store after I was finished downloading/updating whatever I was using.
After my last update, I now have a persistent message from the system every time I try to delete the account from the phone warning the operation is denied by system administrator.
I have no admin access enabled.
I've tried all always I could think of to remove the account from my phone, with always the same result.
A factory reset will purge the account from the phone but the moment I access the Play Store and download the only two apps I use - Signal Messenger and Imgur - I get locked out.
Whatever the cause may be, it must be tied to the google updates, that even if I disconnect all services, like I do, and disable all automatic updates, like I do as well, gets in the system.
Can someone help with this?
Until the last update of my applications from the Google Store, I was able to freely delete the account I used to access the store after I was finished downloading/updating whatever I was using.
After my last update, I now have a persistent message from the system every time I try to delete the account from the phone warning the operation is denied by system administrator.
I have no admin access enabled.
I've tried all always I could think of to remove the account from my phone, with always the same result.
A factory reset will purge the account from the phone but the moment I access the Play Store and download the only two apps I use - Signal Messenger and Imgur - I get locked out.
Whatever the cause may be, it must be tied to the google updates, that even if I disconnect all services, like I do, and disable all automatic updates, like I do as well, gets in the system.
Can someone help with this?
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